Question Set a default power plan for each AC and Battery mode?

[WickedSick]

Hello.
Title says all.
I want High performance as my AC default power mode, and Balanced mode as my Battery default [power mode.
Anyway to do that?
Each time i select balanced mode, it'll be selected for both AC and Battery mode.
Same goes to High-performance.
Any helps?

 

[Ralston18]

You might be able to use Powershell.

Basic script that checks whether laptop is on AC or Battery and then modifies the power settings.

Reference the following links

https://www.powers-hell.com/2018/12/10/control-advanced-power-settings-with-powercfg-powershell/

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scri...ettings-on-your-computer-by-using-powershell/

I have not tested or otherwise tried those links nor any other links that I found.

And I am not sure about the Powershell "logic" towards determining if a laptop is on AC or battery.

Knowing ("Get-") that information would be key to the necessary logic:

If "AC" then "High Performance" else "Balanced".

That said, if the laptop is in Battery mode and Balanced (as required) it seems to me that AC being in Balanced mode is moot. Charger not being plugged in.

Likely, overall more trouble than benefit.

Maybe set up a desktop shortcut that makes it easier for you to access and change the power setting when you need to do so.

Something like:

https://www.computerworld.com/artic...icons,the shortcut a name, and click Finish.

Reference the Battery and power section.

 

[WickedSick]

You might be able to use Powershell.

Basic script that checks whether laptop is on AC or Battery and then modifies the power settings.

Reference the following links

https://www.powers-hell.com/2018/12/10/control-advanced-power-settings-with-powercfg-powershell/

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scri...ettings-on-your-computer-by-using-powershell/

I have not tested or otherwise tried those links nor any other links that I found.

And I am not sure about the Powershell "logic" towards determining if a laptop is on AC or battery.

Knowing ("Get-") that information would be key to the necessary logic:

If "AC" then "High Performance" else "Balanced".

That said, if the laptop is in Battery mode and Balanced (as required) it seems to me that AC being in Balanced mode is moot. Charger not being plugged in.

Likely, overall more trouble than benefit.

Maybe set up a desktop shortcut that makes it easier for you to access and change the power setting when you need to do so.

Something like:

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3218116/how-to-make-shortcuts-to-windows-10-settings-on-your-desktop.html#:~:text=Here's how you can create custom Desktop icons,the shortcut a name, and click Finish.

Reference the Battery and power section.

Thanks for your answer.
First links as you already said, hard for me and may even mess with my system.
Second way isn't that good, it only has a shortcut for power mode section.
Which isn't that straight and fast enough.
I was looking for a way to change "Default".
Like when i plug in, power plan automatically set to High performance, and when i plug it out, set to Balanced.
Thanks in advance.

 

[WickedSick]

I found it.

PowerPlanSwitcher

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/powerplanswitcher/9nblggh556l3#activetab=pivot:overviewtab